A good idea, whenever you put mechanical connections in an inaccessible place, like the tailgate, you should use some kind of mechanical fastening on the connections. For instance, on the RCA connections for the backup camera, I would have put heat shrink tubing on the connection, to insure years of trouble free use.
This. I use rubber stretch tape a pal from Boeing turned me onto. search for 'self fusing rubber tape'. It can mend radiator hoses when clamped down. I finally replaced the hose THREE years later. Zero leaks. Volvo 855T
I ran my camera through the rear hatch Corner side Channel then through the grommet and down the drive side rear cargo pannel it was a bare but mine didn't have large plugs it was a pioneer camera
Your Videos are the best!! Can you make a video about like your full tour car garage, all the cars you own and an update, I think we will enjoy it very much
I just had to fix my wife's same spot on the wires it took 20 fuse to chase it down. Every so often no taillights. I thought it was bad bulbs and a crossed filament. Finally figured it out when I went to shut the gate with lights on and fuse blew.
You can try to connect the reverse camera to Ing switch instead the reverse signal to power it up , and the reverse signal to the head unit , probably the images will be saved when you park . Maybe !!!
hey buddy do you know a store where I can get parts aftermarket for a 4runner 1999, its hard to find parts for this truck?? please if you know let me know
Can you put sensors for the tpms app? What kind of info does the torque app have? And what about the steering wheel control, can you add them on the 3rd gen 4Runner?
Dang thanks for this great vid. I just got a 2000 4Runner and for some reason my radio has no power. Same with speakers. Think they are just gone and old. Glad I can upgrade easy, plus u left all the links to the shit I need. Even the adapters for the speakers to be held in the back. You’re clutch fr. Thanks my guy 😅
Lol i just got a new muffler for my 3rd gen... It's way too loud, so then is started looking at sound dampening to insulate it, so since i'm gonna pull the carpet up to do that... I might as well do the body mounts... So since i'm doing all that i might as well sound dampen the doors... while the door is apart, I might as well do the stereo... And since i'm doing that... I might as well get some new tail lights and fix some wiring problems... This rabbithole started just from one part lol. Idk how to stop this addiction, but i am going to copy your sound system exactly...
Pretty good job I would’ve used sauter and heat shrink on the wires but I’ve never really seen much issues using crimp connectors on basic audio stuff so 🤷🏼♂️ also on the plugs ins in the tailgate I would used heat shrink or at least electrical tape on it but pretty good install overall, did you ever measure the factory speaker housing in the rear to see what size it was?
Retired Master installer, here. Any Gen3 needs a full rewire as does most any OEM vehicle wiring over 10-15 years old. Your point about an amp and a 'ton of time' becomes kind of moot. Noise filter? Those are called passive crossovers. They filter frequencies, not 'noise'. :D You actually want your tweeters to reproduce as LOW of notes as possible to help with the staging. This is why the best ones are very spendy. Some can go as low as 500 Hz. Angling the rears up a tad is not that hard once you are making your own mounts. We were doing gestures on in-dash Nexus 7's. Pretty neat stuffs. 15:59 The CT speakers certainly are not what is called 'efficient'. ANY Polk Audio's would sound like you had at least 4x the power going into them. Trust me. Btw that lift is gonna kill your needle bearings up front. Less second hand advice and more getrdun, please. :D
@@thebrainsack You don't need a full rewire if you don't have rust and can hold a steady current when testing. I run a 1500RMS sound system at full tilt nearly every single day. I do a yearly inspection on my wiring and electrical system and the only thing truly taking a toll is the alternator. CS144 incoming, but the stock wiring is solid.
Really enjoying the DIY 3rd gen stuff. Seems more relatable plus the 3rd gen market is going crazy now! Keep it up
A good idea, whenever you put mechanical connections in an inaccessible place, like the tailgate, you should use some kind of mechanical fastening on the connections. For instance, on the RCA connections for the backup camera, I would have put heat shrink tubing on the connection, to insure years of trouble free use.
Good tip! You don’t want then coming undone in the future
Totally agree
This.
I use rubber stretch tape a pal from Boeing turned me onto.
search for 'self fusing rubber tape'. It can mend radiator hoses when clamped down. I finally replaced the hose THREE years later. Zero leaks. Volvo 855T
The stereo gesture feature is dope not even 2500 dollar pioneer Nex Systens don't have the gesture features
You really should look to see if there is a Katskin Leather kit for that vehicle. They are not difficult to install and look great.
Love the new mods for the 4Runner. When you put the video of big red it was like going down memory lane.
I put foam speaker cups behind my speakers helps keep the vibration down
I ran my camera through the rear hatch Corner side Channel then through the grommet and down the drive side rear cargo pannel it was a bare but mine didn't have large plugs it was a pioneer camera
Amazing setup man! I've been looking for a new system and this might be what I'll go with!
Reeverse? I’ve never heard that before 😂
Sweet install
Great EP Austin 👍🏼
I would have liked to see the rear camera install with the revrse light connection. Why did you not add the ATOTO amp?
Dang them speakers Bump 😮😮
Your Videos are the best!! Can you make a video about like your full tour car garage, all the cars you own and an update, I think we will enjoy it very much
Still waiting for her to go up for sale so I can take that beauty off your hands! Awesome rig
I just had to fix my wife's same spot on the wires it took 20 fuse to chase it down. Every so often no taillights. I thought it was bad bulbs and a crossed filament. Finally figured it out when I went to shut the gate with lights on and fuse blew.
Надо было шумоизоляцию сразу делать,а камеру я себе в спойлер установил.
it's very interesting to watch you😊
I just bought a 91 Toyota 4Runner and I love it. But where can I find a website that sells parts specifically for them or where I can find some?
You can try to connect the reverse camera to Ing switch instead the reverse signal to power it up , and the reverse signal to the head unit , probably the images will be saved when you park . Maybe !!!
And you can use it like a rear view mirror wile you’re going forward
I have a 1998 4runner 4wd drive. What the best recommendations for a subwoofer and amp.
@austinniemela
I noticed you were using an iPhone however the screen wasn't displaying CarPlay. Does it have an Apple CarPlay mode?
Thanks!
hey buddy do you know a store where I can get parts aftermarket for a 4runner 1999, its hard to find parts for this truck?? please if you know let me know
Can you put sensors for the tpms app? What kind of info does the torque app have? And what about the steering wheel control, can you add them on the 3rd gen 4Runner?
Have the same setup absolute trash
Lol what brand you recommend
@@albertquintero5412 I went all out and got hertz Millie pros definitely need an amp and good head unit for them tho
What’s your review of the Atoto after using it for over a year? Thinking about getting one
@@greghamilton3635 I run them in every rig I have! I love them!!
Dang thanks for this great vid. I just got a 2000 4Runner and for some reason my radio has no power. Same with speakers. Think they are just gone and old. Glad I can upgrade easy, plus u left all the links to the shit I need. Even the adapters for the speakers to be held in the back. You’re clutch fr. Thanks my guy 😅
What tired and rims are you running on that bad boy?
Bro the set up is perfect followed to spec and it sounds rad thanks for the video now time for a subwoofer
I'm curious how the UA-cam video work? How does it get the connection to stream it?
no speaker wiring harnes instead of cutting the OEM wires?
no offense homes... seems like a paid review
can you share the link for the dash kit?
wow nice video!We have a 12 gang swtich panel if you are intereted to test
Where does that center console come from? is that in a video? I'd love to move my cup holders down and out of the way😅
Good job my guy
Would you do this install for someone lazy or not as talented?
Can I use my stock stereo with these speakers and tweeters
Do you have any clue Austin as to what those disconnected wires went to afterward competing re-connecting? just wondering.
Do you remember where you got your crimper?
Lol i just got a new muffler for my 3rd gen... It's way too loud, so then is started looking at sound dampening to insulate it, so since i'm gonna pull the carpet up to do that... I might as well do the body mounts... So since i'm doing all that i might as well sound dampen the doors... while the door is apart, I might as well do the stereo... And since i'm doing that... I might as well get some new tail lights and fix some wiring problems... This rabbithole started just from one part lol. Idk how to stop this addiction, but i am going to copy your sound system exactly...
😂😂😂 just finished my suspension and was asked "so you're done right"...
NOPE. Just getting warmed up.
What wheels are those?
Pretty good job I would’ve used sauter and heat shrink on the wires but I’ve never really seen much issues using crimp connectors on basic audio stuff so 🤷🏼♂️ also on the plugs ins in the tailgate I would used heat shrink or at least electrical tape on it but pretty good install overall, did you ever measure the factory speaker housing in the rear to see what size it was?
Kinda skipped showing how you mounted the camera.
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What type of noise filter did you use?
Link for this?!
would anyone here know how to wire rear speakers in my 1989 toyota pickup xtra cab. with or without toyota speaker boxes
Retired Master installer, here.
Any Gen3 needs a full rewire as does most any OEM vehicle wiring over 10-15 years old.
Your point about an amp and a 'ton of time' becomes kind of moot.
Noise filter? Those are called passive crossovers. They filter frequencies, not 'noise'. :D
You actually want your tweeters to reproduce as LOW of notes as possible to help with the staging. This is why the best ones are very spendy. Some can go as low as 500 Hz.
Angling the rears up a tad is not that hard once you are making your own mounts. We were doing gestures on in-dash Nexus 7's. Pretty neat stuffs.
15:59 The CT speakers certainly are not what is called 'efficient'. ANY Polk Audio's would sound like you had at least 4x the power going into them. Trust me.
Btw that lift is gonna kill your needle bearings up front.
Less second hand advice and more getrdun, please. :D
Is it possible to rewire at home or is that more suited to a professional?
@@thebrainsack Depends on the ability but it can be DIY. ymmv. I have seen well intentioned enthusiasts burn vehicles to the ground.
@@thebrainsack You don't need a full rewire if you don't have rust and can hold a steady current when testing. I run a 1500RMS sound system at full tilt nearly every single day. I do a yearly inspection on my wiring and electrical system and the only thing truly taking a toll is the alternator. CS144 incoming, but the stock wiring is solid.
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6:53 "Noise Filter". Previously known as "High Pass Filter", before being dumbed-down for youngsters.
LOOK OUT WE GOT A TOUGH GUY HERE.
So when are you guys getting married? I’m sure y’all been together long enough..
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